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Grounded Theory Research: Teaching for Mastery in Writing Ability as a Skill

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Blasco, David – Asian Journal of Contemporary Education, 2021

The purpose of this study was to investigate the needs of students to improve their ability in writing essays in English. One hundred and three students were surveyed after three months after starting classes on fall semester of 2020. A qualitative research approach based on Grounded Theory was used throughout the research process. The data…

Descriptors: Writing Ability, Writing Skills, Essays, English (Second Language)

Development and Usability Test of an e-Learning Tool for Engineering Graduates to Develop Academic Writing in English: A Case Study

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Lin, Chih-Chung; Liu, Gi-Zen; Wang, Tzong-I – Educational Technology & Society, 2017

Many non-native English speaking (NNES) graduates are required to write academic papers in English; consequently, recent research in the past decade has been devoted to investigating the usefulness of genre-based Writing Instructions (GBWI) on learners' writing cultivation. There is little specific guidance, however, on how GBWI can be employed in…

Descriptors: Electronic Learning, Foreign Countries, Engineering Education, Graduate Students